CHAP. I. Observations relating to Things contained in the three first Chapters of GENESIS, with Reference to the Doctrine of Original Sin. SECT. I. Concerning original Righteousness; and whether our first Parents were created with Righteousness or moral Rectitude of Heart? Pag. 139,—155. SECT. II. Concerning the Kind of Death, threatned to our first Parents, in Case they should eat of the forbidden Fruit. Pag. 155,—164. SECT. III. Wherein it is enquired, whether there be any thing in the History in the three first Chapters of Genesis, which should lead us to suppose, that God, in his Constitution with ADAM, dealt with Mankind in general, as included in their first Father; and that the Threatning of Death, in Case he should eat the forbidden Fruit, had Respect, not only to him, but to his Posterity? Pag. 164,—184. CHAP. II. Observations on other Parts of the holy Scriptures, chiefly in the Old Testament, that prove original Sin. Pag. 185,—199. CHAP. III. Observations on various other Places of Scripture, principally in the New-Testament, proving the Doctrine of Original Sin. SECT. I. Observations on Job. iii. 6. in Connection with some other Passages in the New-Testament; shewing all to be Flesh, by natural Birth. Pag. 199,—209. SECT. II. Observations on Rom. iii. 9,—24. shewing, that All in their first State are Wicked. Pag. 209,—220. SECT. III. Observations on Rom. v. 6,—10. Eph. ii. 3. with the Context; and Rom. vii. confirming it, that All in their first State are Wicked. Pag. 220,—237. CHAP. IV. Containing Observations on Rom. v. 12, to the End. SECT. I. Remarks on Dr. T—r's Way of explaining this Paragraph. Pag. 238,—271. SECT. II. Observations, shewing the true Connexion, Scope and Sense of this remarkable Paragraph; with some Reflexions on the Evidence, which we here have, of the Doctrine of original Sin. Pag. 271,—289.